What are examples of feminine noun?

It's important to note that the concept of "feminine nouns" is primarily used in languages that have grammatical gender, like French, Spanish, German, and many others. English doesn't have grammatical gender, so we don't really talk about "feminine nouns" in the same way.

However, there are some instances in English where we use gendered terms, like:

* Titles: "Queen" is a feminine title, while "King" is masculine.

* Family relationships: "Mother" is feminine, while "Father" is masculine.

* Animal names: "Doe" is a female deer, while "Buck" is a male deer.

Here are some examples of feminine nouns in languages that do have grammatical gender:

French:

* La table (the table)

* La chaise (the chair)

* La maison (the house)

* La fille (the girl)

* La fleur (the flower)

Spanish:

* La mesa (the table)

* La silla (the chair)

* La casa (the house)

* La niña (the girl)

* La flor (the flower)

German:

* Die Tür (the door)

* Die Katze (the cat)

* Die Sonne (the sun)

* Die Frau (the woman)

* Die Blume (the flower)

Remember: The concept of grammatical gender is a linguistic feature that varies greatly from language to language.